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No tropical depressions, tropical storms or hurricanes are expected to develop in the next two to five days.

July 2022 rainfall helped alleviate but not completely erase drought conditions throughout the state of Georgia.

Some storms may produce damaging wind gusts as high as 58 mph or greater.

A thunderstorm is considered to be "severe" when it produces large hail, damaging winds, or a tornado.

Nearly 78 percent of the state of Georgia is experiencing some form of drought conditions, which is an improvement from the previous week.

New data from NOAA indicates that for the first six months of this year, temperatures are trending about 2.1 degrees above average.

Nearly 94 percent of the state of Georgia is experiencing some form of drought conditions.

Damaging storms and tropical systems are common this time of year, which is why Georgia Power constantly monitors the weather forecast.

Once it forms, Tropical Storm Bonnie would be the second named storm of the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season.

Moderate to Severe Drought conditions have also developed across the state of Georgia.

Dry air in place will allow temperatures to climb into the upper 90s this week.

A cold front will bring cool, dry air to Metro Atlanta this weekend.

Heat index values as high as 105 to 110 degrees are expected this afternoon.

Afternoon temperatures will climb into the mid to upper 90s, with high humidity also a factor Tuesday afternoon.